Fantastic Four #644 is the penultimate issue of James Robinson’s run and the penultimate issue of what Marvel says will be the Fantastic Four as a whole. It’s a claim that’s rather hard to take in anyway seriously due to having about 4 different final issues in as many years. Regardless, a finale should feel […]
When I interviewed Becky Cloonan along with Shaun Simon at New York Comic Con last October, she mentioned that she was getting more involved in writing. Cloonan, who initially was known for her art on titles like Demo and American Virgin, has shown a knack for writing as well. She wrote and illustrated the excellent […]
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Princess Leia #1. Princess Leia finally gets her own ongoing series. Is it worth picking up? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below:
Mark Waid and Chris Samnee have been on quite a roll with Daredevil for a few years now, and Daredevil #13 finds the two creators presenting another interesting take on this sets of characters. In particular, Waid and Samnee take the “damsel in distress” element of superhero comics, and applies it to Kirsten McDuffie, Matt […]
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Secret Origins #10. Barbara Gordon’s real origin story is revealed. Will this change everything in the Batgirl title? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below:
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Silk #1. Learn more about Cindy Moon in the first issue of her ongoing series. What is her past, present, and future? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below:
In Bitch Planet #3, there is a departure from the first two issues of the series, as this issue centers solely on Penny Rolle, the large and short-fused inmate in the correctional facility. The cover of Bitch Planet #3 states, “The Secret Origin of Penny Rolle” and that’s a pretty apt description. While her story […]
It seems like the lead -up to the final issue of Fantastic Four has been underrepresented around these parts. It’s hard to see why either, they’ve have about three “final issues” in around as many years. So, Marvel is saying that it’s ending “for real” this time – big whoop. Let’s see what the company […]
In Velvet #9, the latest issue in the espionage thriller from writer Ed Brubaker and artist Steve Epting, Velvet Templeton goes in search for the truth by freeing a convict. Is his story the real truth or not? The issue is another good installment of the series, revealing some back story, but it’s done through […]
Another of Mark Millar’s bite-size minis has come to an end this week within the pages of MPH #5. After a hiatus of a few months, this extra-sized issue concludes Millar’s first outing since the spectacular Starlight. So, does it live up to that sort of hype? Does it blaze its own path, or does […]
